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Taken on its own, Queen of Time is excellent, but when considered in context as the thirteenth studio effort of a band that’s been...
If you’re open to guttural foundations with luminous shades of spirituality, Hierurgy should definitely be on your radar.
The Body's I Have Fought Against It, But I Can’t Any Longer, is a theatrical exploration of pain, depression, and darkness. Its atmospheric approach...
At The Gates newest album, To Drink From The Night Itself, is an outstanding achievement of art
Never has a form of music united (and divided) people such as black metal. Never has a form of music tapped into the deepest,...
There is something to be said for experience and longevity. If you, as a death metal musician, have survived decades upon decades in this...
Ámr is easily one of Ihsahn’s most focused, dynamic, and overall impressive sequences to date.
Chicago's La Armada presents a brutal and political collection of music in their latest record, Anti-Colonial Vol. 1
Recently, a New York Times’ tech reporter wrote a piece about spending a couple of months deliberately ignoring the digital news, internet newsfeeds. Time spent...
The prog giants have an illustrious discography. How does the first part of their double album stack up?
A bit of filler aside, Tengger Cavalry's latest is a wonderfully inventive breath of fresh air. Folk metal enthusiasts will find much to enjoy.
Welcome back to Throwback Thursday! This is the place where we get to indulge in nostalgia and wax poetic about excellent metal of years...
Nevermore's discography at a glance, commemorating departed frontman, Warrel Dane.
Pacifisticuffs isn’t as special or surprising as its predecessors, but it’s a really good album in its own right, as it maintains a decent...
After 5 long years, The Faceless make the wait well worth it, presenting an excellent record with In Becoming A Ghost
The Devil's Despair is a moderately enjoyable progressive metal venture that simply doesn’t stand out when there are so many superior alternatives around.
Damn, son. Time flies.
Of Erthe and Axen: Act II may not be quite as engrossing and diverse as Act I, but it comes extremely close due to...
Grunge is kind of like techno, in that both are 90's artifacts that are often dismissively rejected for their low points more often than...
The Walking Dead Orchestra fall short on their second LP Resurrect
2013's Satyricon presented a minor comeback in the sense of greater immediacy and consistency in songcraft, but four years later Deep Calleth Upon Deep takes that sure-handedness...
Wolves in the Throne Room have had their fair share of both admirers and detractors, with many in the metal community welcoming their expansive, anamorphic...
Five albums in and Leprous continue their gradual descent away from progressive metal towards Radiohead-like synth, experimental rock...
